Monochrome photograph of a single tall thin tree reflected in still flood water, in the background are mountains

Flood, 1981 by British landscape photographer Fay Godwin #WomensArt

Painting of a blue jug next to a white bowl with fruit and a white cup, all on a blue tabletop

Still Life, Blue Jug on a Patterned Cloth, 1940
By Anne Redpath
Scottish painter #WomensArt

Photo a sitting Black woman with square blue glasses dressed in and surrounded by vividly coloured patterned fabric in red, blue yellow, purple and white

Kenyan artist Thandiwe Muriu’s photographic portraits cloaking models in patterned fabric #WomensArt

Print featuring a stylised stripey black and yellow fish side view as if swimming in green water to the left

Yayoi Kusama, Fish (+ Depth of the sea, silkscreen; 2 works), 1988 #WomensArt

Monochrome photograph featuring six women, two sitting at the front and four standing

'Women of Punk' 1980 London. (Back row L-R) Chrissie Hynde, Debbie Harry, Viv Albertine, Siouxsie Sioux, (front) Poly Styrene & Pauline Black (photo by M.Putland) #WomensArt

A grid of nine images of artworks shown on this account including paintings, photographs, ceramics and textile art

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Painting of eleven circles in different colours with interior lines creating peace signs, all against a black background

Martha Rich, a commercial and fine artist based in Philadelphia #WomensArt

Artwork with a busy colourful canvas on which many symbols and significant forms meet including eye motifs, hands, stars and moons

Laila Shawa, Palestinian artist whose work has been described as a personal reflection concerning her heritage #WomensArt

Monochrome photograph featuring a small white girl walking to the left, with blonde hair, wearing a white dress and with feet inside a pair of men's large black shoes, pushing a doll's pram on a pavement in front of a brick wall

UK photographer Shirley Baker documented the city of Manchester's streets in the 1960s #WomensArt

Print featuring the upper half of a sleeping black and white dog with collie markings, resting on an orange blanket

Lisa Benson,
contemporary printmaker based in Somerset, UK #WomensArt

Photograph of moon rising over still green water with white gold reflections

'Moonrise' by Frances Seward, UK born contemporary abstract photographer based in New Mexico #WomensArt

Painting of a sparsely furnished interior with pale blue walls and golden sunlight reflected on the wall to the right in the squares of a shadow of a window

Anna Ancher, 
Evening sun in the artist’s studio, c.1913
Danish painter
#WomensArt

Photo of an oval plate with lace pattern and text 'I am hysterical'

The work of contemporary ceramics artist Pollyanna Johnson #WomensArt

Painting featuring two stylised white women, head and shoulders, one to the left with a flowing orange scarf

The Orange Scarf, 1927
Art Deco style painting by
Tamara de Lempicka #womensart

Print featuring a green wheelbarrow in the foreground in a garden setting with bare trees, xhickens and a washing line with clothes hanging

'Wheelbarrow Washing" by Pamela Grace, contemporary artist and printmaker living and working in Galloway, Scotland #WomensArt

Print featuring a lifelike black and blue bird perched on a diagonal twig against a hazy grey background

The work of contemporary #printmaker Andrea Rich #womensart

Print featuring a large tree in a rural setting, in silhouette with bulging thick trunk and many branches, causing a shadow on the ground

'Boab tree's by contemporary Australian artist and printmaker Rachel Newling #womensart

Print and mixed media artwork featuring a black woman with short hair, patterned top, head and shoulders, looking up as if feeling the warmth of the sun

'Sunshine'
by Delita Martin,
contemporary US artist #WomensArt

Print of a stylised bird facing left on a round hill next to a fruit tree

Colour etching by Japanese artist and poet Keiko Minami (1911-2004) #WomensArt

Painting featuring the head and shoulders of a white woman facing right looking outwards, wearing a scarf like hat and scarf on her neck

Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun (1755-1842), French portrait painter. Her subjects included Marie Antoinette and she enjoyed the patronage of European aristocrats, actors, and writers, and was elected to art academies in ten cities #WomensArt

Painting of a rural view with fields and autumn trees and small figures on hikes under a pinkish sky

Emma Haworth,
Walkers in Autumn, 2024
UK painter
#Womensart

Detail from a Roman mosaic floor depicting a sea gryphon with claws outstretched chasing a dolphin

A rather angry sea gryphon chases a cheeky dolphin across a 2nd century #Roman mosaic

Found at #Cirencester in 1849, the entirety of this decorated floor (featuring hunting dogs) can now be seen in the excellent @coriniummuseum.bsky.social

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Don't play with your food this #MosaicMonday !

Part of a coloured engraving of a Roman mosaic showing a radial design with the 'spokes' drawn in simple guilloche. In the main compartment in this photo, a dark-coloured elephant is shown in profile walking to the right. The animal is depicted against the backdrop of a tree. In the smaller compartment above are two birds in profile, facing one another but with their heads turned away to look behind them. Between them is a triangular object with a vertical line above it, probably a stylised bunch of grapes on a stem.

There's been a request for elephants in mosaic, and we always like to oblige! To start with, here is the splendid beast from the Horkstow Orpheus mosaic. 1/2
#MosaicMonday
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The Legal Case Against Ring’s Face Recognition Feature Many biometric privacy laws across the country are clear: Companies need your affirmative consent before running face recognition on you.

Ring’s new facial recognition feature provides regulators a clear opportunity to step up to investigate, protect people’s privacy, and test the strength of their laws. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

I Want You to Understand Chicago Politics Chicago 2025-11-08 I want you to understand what it is like to live in Chicago during this time. Every day my phone buzzes. It is a neighborhood group: four people were kidnapped at the corner drugstore. A friend a mile away sends a Slack message: she was at the scene when masked men assaulted and abducted two people on the street. A plumber working on my pipes is distraught, and I find out that two of his employees were kidnapped that morning. A week later it happens again. An email arrives. Agents with guns have chased a teacher into the school where she works. They did not have a warrant. They dragged her away, ignoring her and her colleagues’ pleas to show proof of her documentation. That evening I stand a few feet from the parents of Rayito de Sol and listen to them describe, with anguish, how good Ms. Diana was to their children. What it is like to have strangers with guns traumatize your kids. For a teacher to hide a three-year-old child for fear they might be killed. How their relatives will no longer leave the house. I hear the pain and fury in their voices, and I wonder who will be next. Understand what it is to pray in Chicago. On September 19th, Reverend David Black, lead pastor at First Presbyterian Church of Chicago, was praying outside the ICE detention center in Broadview when a DHS agent shot him in the head with pepper balls. Pepper balls are never supposed to be fired at the head because they can seriously injure, or even kill. “We could hear them laughing as they were shooting us from the roof,” Black recalled. He is not the only member of the clergy ICE has assaulted. Methodist pastor Hannah Kardon was violently arrested on October 17th, and Baptist pastor Michael Woolf was shot with pepper balls on November 1st. Understand what it is to sleep in Chicago. On the night of September 30th, federal agents rappelled from a Black Hawk helicopter to execute a raid on an apartment building on the South Sho…

Kyle Kingsbury is not a journalist. He is not an op-ed writer.

He is a computer safety researcher.

And he has written one of the most compelling, comprehensive accounts of the ongoing hell in Chicago that you could possibly imagine.

In under 1600 words.

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What You Should Know About Russ Vought, Trump’s Shadow President Vought is the architect of President Trump’s broader plan to fire civil servants, freeze government programs and dismantle entire agencies. Here are some key things to know about the D.C. insider who ...

Vought holds one of the most powerful jobs in D.C., and he’s used his position to wage a quiet war to change the shape of the entire U.S. government.

Here's what you should know about Trump’s shadow president.

The Cabbage Merchant from Avatar: The Last Airbender is getting his own Secret Lair collection nerdist.com/article/cabbage...

Paramount+ Promises Price Hikes In 2026

Paramount+ will cost even more in 2026 💸

Wendy’s closing up to 350 restaurants by end of the year As many as 350 Wendy’s restaurants could shutter their doors by the end of the year, following hundreds of closures announced in 2024.

As many as 350 Wendy’s restaurants could shutter their doors by the end of the year, following hundreds of closures announced in 2024.

That said I am lifting up the Senators who I KNOW fought, like my own @vanhollen.senate.gov. We need to press those Senators to demand a different kind of leadership internally. There’s still a lot more work ahead and we need the leadership to be chastened.